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Susan Laird, author of Mary Wollstonecraft: Philosophical Mother of Coeducation (Continuum,
2008), is professor of Educational Leadership & Policy Studies, Women's & Gender Studies, and
Human Relations at the University of Oklahoma, in whose Graduate College she teaches philosophy
of education and feminist thought. Her many journal articles and book chapters have often
drawn upon literary studies to critique philosophical concepts of the teacher, teaching, and coeducation
and to conceptualize anomalous but vitally significant educational policies, practices,
and conditions that philosophers of education have neglected; writing memoir and autobiography
has often become a distinctive phase in her thinking, as well. Currently president of the Society
of Philosophy and History of Education and founding faculty adviser for the Oklahoma Educational
Studies Association, she has served as president of the Philosophy of Education Society
(2007) and of the Society for Educating Women (2010), which together with Susan Douglas
Franzosa and Lucy Forsyth Townsend she founded in 2006; she edited Philosophy of Education
1997 and is founding general editor of a new online refereed publication, Educating Women: The
Journal of the Society for Educating Women. Recently she has become an active member of the
AAUP.